This
spacious and quiet end-unit townhome offers a large, light-filled
open living and dining area with a gorgeous fireplace centerpiece
and hardwood floors.
Bay
windows create a bright and cheery kitchen that offers lots of counter
space with an eating bar, gas cooking and pantry. Deep lower cabinets
provide lots of storage. Upstairs are two large bedrooms with generous
closet space (you won't find them this big with new construction),
bath with skylight and full-sized washer and dryer.
Outside,
relax on the 2nd floor deck or in the fully enclosed, private brick
patio and garden area.
Your
new home is close to Green Lake and Greenwood shops, cafes and entertainment
venues. Easy commute to I-5, downtown and Northgate.
Hip
and urban open one-bedroom loft in the heart of the Pike/Pine neighborhood.
This
inviting home features large South facing windows creating a light-filled,
warm interior that’s accented with exposed brick walls, timber ceiling
& reclaimed Douglas Fir floors. The richly appointed modern kitchen
features mahogany-stained oak cabinets & Inca Basalt tiled countertops
and is equipped with stainless appliances including a gas range.
The
home’s industrial loft character includes high ceilings with exposed
duct work and piping.
Trace
Lofts is in the center of the revitalized Pike/Pine triangle and
is close to everything - entertainment, nightlife, shops, cafes
and bistros.
Fab Magnolia Fixer Opportunity 2850 21st Ave W, Seatte, WA 98199
Magnolia East Slope
Magnolia neighborhood fixer looking for someone with some skills and a tool belt, some inspiration, and a little bit of muscle in return for some sweet sweat equity.
Enjoy a short commute to downtown, parks and shops just blocks away, and quiet days in the sun.
Fabulous Capitol
Hill penthouse awaits you home from a long day at work.
As you enter
the controlled-access garage you can conveniently unload your groceries
at the lobby, park your vehicle, then let the elevator whisk you
directly into your home. Inside you’ll find a spacious, airy and
comfortable 2-bedroom, 1-bath Northwest corner retreat offering
spectacular views of downtown, the Space Needle, SLU and Queen Anne.
New stainless
steel appliances, fresh paint, skylights, in-unit w/d, parking and
extra storage complete your urban oasis.
The Melrose
is conveniently located to downtown, Metro’s Convention Place transit
station and SLU
Ben Kakimoto | John L. Scott Real Estate | 206-295-4683
655 Crockett St #A102, Seattle, WA
Exquisite Lake Union Living
1 Bdrm Condo
offered at $525,000
Year Built
2004
Sq Footage
1,214
Bedrooms
1
Bathrooms
2 full, 0 partial
Floors
1
Parking
1 Car garage
Lot Size
Unspecified
HOA/Maint
$460 per month
DESCRIPTION
Stunning, rarely available Lake Union view 1-bedroom live/work loft.
This beautifully-appointed contemporary home boasts 1,214 square feet of open living and work space, soaring 12’ ceilings and bamboo floors. The spacious master suite features a walk-in closet and a 5-piece bath.
The loft area provides flexible space to fit your needs - office or studio space, a media room or a comfy lounge to hang out. A private deck, extra storage & parking space in a controlled access garage are included.
Perched high-above Lake Union, the Portal offers breathtaking views of the lake, Capitol Hill and the Cascades. Enjoy the 4th of July fireworks from your private deck or on Portal’s community rooftop deck.
Your new home is conveniently located to South Lake Union Park, downtown and the eclectic Fremont neighborhood.
The Montage (website) is the newest condominium addition to the Pike/Pine corridor on Capitol Hill. The 6-story, 23-unit building is located at 1422 Boylston Avenue, just around the corner from the HoneyHole.
Montage includes a mix of open one-bedroom, one- and two-bedroom homes ranging in size from 661 to 1,121 square feet. Homes on the “Terrace” level have expansive decks that range up to 375 square feet, providing excellent outdoor living/entertainment space.
Home prices begin at $340,000 for one-bedrooms and range up to $690,000 for a two-bedroom penthouse unit.
Home features include:
Stainless steel Bosch and Kenmore Pro appliances, gas range
Cherry or walnut hardwoods and carpet flooring
Slab quartz and granite countertops
Gas fireplace
Parking & storage
Pet friendly
Roof top deck
BUILT Smart construction
Montage’s interior finishes appear above average for this price point on the Hill. Unlike larger developments, Montage does lack somewhat with common amenities. However, homeowners will be in the center of Capitol Hill’s urban flavor - restaurants, cafes, street side retail and boutique stores, pubs, a QFC a block away and close to major bus routes.
The City’s Edge Condominiums (website) is a new, gated conversion community nestled within 4-acres of protected greenbelt just 7 miles from downtown Seattle.
The development features 45 condominiums in 7 buildings which consists of 17 one-bedroom, 23 two-bedroom and 5 three-bedroom homes. Most of the homes are corner units that range in size from 481 square feet to 1,574 square feet.
Home amenities and features include:
spacious floor plans
brushed nickel hardware
modern finishes
stainless appliances
granite countertops
full-size washer and dryer
private garages (for all but three units)
City’s Edge homes start from $150,000 and range up to just under $400,000 for the three-bedroom units.
The sales office is open Thursday - Monday from Noon to 5:00 PM at 11801 Ambaum Blvd SW, Burien.
Buyers, sellers and real estate enthusiasts can now receive up-to-date sold property information via email. John L. Scott Real Estate, one of the first companies to publish MLS sold property data, has added a sold email feature.
Users can now easily keep track of Seattle’s housing activity. Whether you’re a buyer or seller you can sign-up to receive notification when a property has closed and at what price it sold for. Since the information comes directly from the NWMLS it’s the most up-to-date available.
To utilize the feature, sign up for a John L Scott’s Property Tracker account and create a search using the Interactive Map search option.
John L. Scott Real Estate Chairman and CEO, J. Lennox Scott, announced the company’s purchase of Real Tech LLC, a web-based technology solutions company.
Real Tech has been John L. Scott’s technology partner collectively for five years and has been responsible for providing the development behind some of John L. Scott’s most notable web-related achievements, including the launch of Microsoft Virtual Earth, Neighborhood Wizard with Microsoft’s polygon drawing tool, and the integration of comparable sold home information with Microsoft’s interactive mapping system.
Real Tech’s nine team members will now operate within John L. Scott’s marketing and eStrategies department which is headed by Pat Giles, Vice President of Marketing and eStrategies.
Interestingly, Real Tech is also the website vendor for Coldwell Banker Bain in the Seattle area. No word on whether CBBain is a co-owner or not, and if not, what impact it will have on the CBBain website. Haven't heard anything from CBBain agents so it probably won't have much of an effect.
Apparently, the blogoshpere is getting heated, especially in our small Northwest neck of the woods. There are a few agents who've started up condo blogs using very similar, and in some cases, the exact name as my blog. But, I'm more flattered by those than annoyed. But, recently, things have taken a turn to the nasty as I found myself at the receiving end of another agent’s deceptive Google Adwords campaign.
In respects to blogging, my primary focus is The Seattle Condo Blog. The condo blog has risen to become one of the top condo websites in Seattle - #1 in Google’s organic search results for a myriad of condo related keywords and receives the most visitor traffic (per Compete, Alexa and Quantcast metrics) among Seattle-based condo blogs and websites. And, the exclusive partnership with King5.com is a testament to the blog’s reputation. Admittedly, it’s a nice position to be in.
Well, it appears an agent with a competing condo blog got a little envious and started to play dirty. The agent bought Google Adwords with my name as the keyword search term as well as the title of the ads themselves. Thus, if someone googled my name, the other agent’s ads would show up on the right hand side of the page with my name. As users click on my name thinking they were going to my site, they were instead directed to the other agent’s site. Here’s a screen print:
When confronted the agent removed the ads. Of course, this agent claims no knowledge of this pathetic and unethical attempt to steal traffic and use my name to mislead the public. The agent blames the webmaster, who wouldn’t...but, then the webmaster is that agent's spouse. I’m convinced this was a purposeful act on the agent’s part and speaks volumes about this person’s character and trustworthiness.